Sex is meant to be a source of pleasure and connection, but what if it's not feeling that way for you? Sometimes, issues arise that make sex more stressful than satisfying, hinting at a possible sexual disorder. These disorders can affect any part of the sexual response cycle, from desire to arousal to orgasm, making it hard to enjoy intimacy fully. If you're feeling unsatisfied with your sex life and suspect it might be due to a disorder, this quiz can offer some insights. Remember, it's a starting point for understanding your experiences and finding the path to better sexual health.
1. Do you experience delay or absence of orgasm/climax?
A. Yes, very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarely
2. Do you feel pain during sexual intercourse?
A. Yes, very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarely
3. Do you feel discomfort when being touched or sexually engaged?
A. Yes, very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarely
4. Do you have the inability to achieve or maintain an erection suitable for intercourse or relax the vaginal muscles enough to allow it?
A. Yes, very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarely
5. Do you think that you may have a sex disorder?
A. Yes
B. Maybe
C. No
6. How do you feel about your sex life?
A. I feel very unsatisfied most of the time
B. I sometimes feel satisfied, but other times not
C. I feel satisfied most of the timern
7. How often do you have sex?
A. Very rarely, I just don’t have the desire anymore
B. �Depends, I sometimes feel like I don’t want to
C. Very often, I enjoy sex�
8. How often do you initiate having sex?
A. Very rarely
B. Sometimes
C. Very often
9. �Do you experience difficulty becoming physically aroused prior to or during having sex?
A. Yes, very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarely
10. Do you find it difficult to get excited prior to or during having sex?
A. Yes very often
B. Sometimes
C. No, very rarelyrn